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Hello, this is a note I tried to compile as simple that I want to give, it may serve and help others, sorry for my poor english though.

I had an incident with Mr XXX as I was:
Not Allowed to share in the meeting he chaired.
Reported(with a fake not proven fact) by him.
Banned in seconds from the security chat in wich I was a member at the time of the incident.
Ignored as i tried to clarify the issue.
Warned by Mr XXX of not bothering him or get banned.

This is under AA benign anarchy* imposible though It happened to me. I tried to make it good and talk. I am a longtime sober and never had such a problem in AA.

I am just a member of AA nothing more and nothing less if our dignity and respect are under thread survival is not posible. We leave under guidance of spiritual principles and only by the Grace of God.
I love AA and in a meeting with new commers I feel compeled to share my experience, strengh and hope when my turn is up, some times I share more and other times less but allways as I need and deserve to, no one in AA must dictate who can or can´t share on their due time.

Now I am sad, I have been building some good relations within the group, several people defended me in the chat on the day of the incident. I don't think the coldness of technology chills our hearts and we make decisions that lead to regret. Recovery is for life disease for death.
With Grattitude
Yours in AA
Marcelino

* The term "benign anarchy" refers to the decentralized organization of Alcoholics Anonymous and its leadership from below. The founders of AA prided themselves on the creation of this system, believing it would prevent the group from becoming mired in the sort of bureaucracy and politics that hindered earlier temperance movements.
As Bill W. notes in the introduction to the long form of the Traditions in the Big Book, “We alcoholics see that we must work together and hang together, else most of us will finally die alone.”